Name That Guidebook Vol 1

Certainly in the ballpark...but..."name that guidebook"...ha ha.

Good eye!

Edit to add:  its a select guidebook of sorts...a nice series with a plaisir type emphasis...

Additional hint edit:  selection of routes from 4+ to 6a.

Someone post up!

Bump.  Someone post up!

Roasted mealworms?  Yikes!

Brian in SLCwrote:

Roasted mealworms?  Yikes!

Sorry! Not even in the ballpark….

Btw I think these and other varieties are tasty, although the pound of roasted crickets I bought needs help. The crickets are bland and only ok as a crunchy garnish or as a filler in cooked dishes. Our dog loves them as a treat. 

Not in Wyoming 

It’s not in New Brunswick. 

An ancient guidebook to the Squamish area? Garibaldi Park?

Marc-Andre Giassonwrote:

An ancient guidebook to the Squamish area? Garibaldi Park?

Mt Garibaldi is indeed pictured on the cover of Alpine Guide to Southwest BC, by Dick Culbert. You’re up!

Marc-Andre Giassonwrote:

Jerry Handren 1996 Cathedral and Whitehorse Ledges

Al is spot on

DGoguenwrote:

My husband thinks it’s the original Joe Coti guidebook to Cathedral ledge.

If I’m right somebody who has been waiting for a turn can go. 

phylp phylpwrote:

My husband thinks it’s the original Joe Coti guidebook to Cathedral ledge.

If I’m right somebody who has been waiting for a turn can go. 

Sorry, not Cotes guide to Cathedral.

Climbing in Eastern Massachusetts by Steve Hendricks 

Alan Rubinwrote:

Climbing in Eastern Massachusetts by Steve Hendricks 

Don't forget Sam Streibert!  Neat old 1975 guidebook.

Alan Rubinwrote:

Sure that I am correct and about to head off for a while, so I'll post the next one.

Table Mtn, Capetown

Close enough. Official title is Cape Rock by Julian Fisher. Once again, you're up George.